Standing Rock Solid Exhibition, Mt. Pleasant, MI, April 29, 2017

Standing Rock Solid Exhibition

April 29. 2017, opening of the

Sacred Water Symposium and Art Exhibition

at the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways

6650 E. Broadway

Mt. Pleasant, MI 44858

Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe

Artist: Minisa Crumbo

Tribe: Citizen Band Potawatomi

Shawnee, OK, agency

Title: Wabaksekwe

Image size: 12x16"

Medium: oil on canvas

Cheerah Giles, Director of MWL, and Minisa Crumbo Halsey

Red Bud and Wild Onion Time

Minisa Crumbo, Artist of the Year, and Mona 'Koko' Lowe, Elder of the Year

Mvskoke Women's Leadership (MWL) is pleased to announce that you have been selected as the 2017 recipient of the MWL Artist of the Year Award. This award is given to an outstanding Mvskoke woman who preserves Mvskoke culture with significant impact made on the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and has had personal, professional, and leadership achievements and exceptional community involvement.  Your work exemplifies this and we are proud to honor you with this award.

Minisa Crumbo and Yonne Tiger, Professional of the Year

Group of Honorees, MWL 2017

 Ella Barnett, Woman of the Year, and Minisa Crumbo

Greater Tulsa Indian Art Festival, Feb. 10 - 12, 2017

Minisa Crumbo: "Keeper of Legends Artist"

2017 Greater Tulsa Indian Art Festival's 30th Anniversary
February 10-12, 2017
Glenpool Conference Center at Hwy. 75 and 121st Street 
(12205 S. Yukon Ave. Glenpool, OK 74033), 
Phone: (918) 298-2300 | Fax: (918) 688-5734 (toll free): 1-866-442-1846)
Schedule

"Bringing Spirit forth through art..."
Minisa Crumbo is an artist and craftsperson of several disciplines: painting, silversmithing, basketry, potting, as well as quilting and writing. Born in Tulsa, OK in the Year of the Earth Horse, to Lillian Hogue Crumbo and Woodrow Wilson Crumbo, Minisa is Muscogee Creek and Citizen Band Potawatomi.

Visit her booth at the Festival and get a copy of her new book: "Spirit Talk - A Book of Days."

Minisa Crumbo: Keeper of Legends Artist, Feb. 10-12, Tulsa Indian Art Festival

Minisa Crumbo: "Keeper of Legends Artist"

2017 Greater Tulsa Indian Art Festival's 30th Anniversary
February 10-12, 2017
Glenpool Conference Center at Hwy. 75 and 121st Street 
(12205 S. Yukon Ave. Glenpool, OK 74033), 
Phone: (918) 298-2300 | Fax: (918) 688-5734 (toll free): 1-866-442-1846)
Schedule

"Bringing Spirit forth through art..."
Minisa Crumbo is an artist and craftsperson of several disciplines: painting, silversmithing, basketry, potting, as well as quilting and writing. Born in Tulsa, OK in the Year of the Earth Horse, to Lillian Hogue Crumbo and Woodrow Wilson Crumbo, Minisa is Muscogee Creek and Citizen Band Potawatomi.

Visit her booth at the Festival and get a copy of her new book: "Spirit Talk - A Book of Days."

SPIRIT TALK Book Signing, Barnes & Noble, Tulsa, OK, December 17, 2016

SPIRIT Talk Book Signing, Barnes and Noble, Tulsa, OK

Minisa Crumbo and Steve Gerkin

Ann Sartain, Minisa Crumbo, and Barbara Kelley

Leon Russell Tulsa Tribute, Cain's Ballroom, December 15, 2016

Leon Russell Tulsa Tribute @ Cain's Ballroom